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SHARE THE VISION

EMBASSY SUITESNORMAN, OKLAHOMAMAY 20 - 22, 2019

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CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

APWAOK and OWEA have worked together to develop a conference agenda that is a value for professionals in public works, transportation, wastewater, and water for Oklahoma.

Below is a list of highlights of this year’s conference. We hope our agenda will serve your needs and look forward to you being a part of Share the Vision.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Tract focusing on APWA Public Infrastructure Inspection Training (Offered by APWA)

• Tract focusing on Maintenance Technician Training (Offered by OWEA)

• Social Events

• Technical sessions that focus on:

• Funding for Water/Wastewater Projects

• Employee Development and Retention

• Tour of Norman’s new Wastewater Resource Facility

• Planning and Design for multi-use trails

• Modeling Utilities

• Stormwater Management

• Utility Rehabilitation

• Assest Managent

• Streetscaping

• Wastewater Screening

• GO Bond Programs

• Utility Regulatory Updates

• Certification for Fleet Professionals

The conference committee has worked hard to continue to improve content and value for our Society Members and conference attendees.

CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE

APWAChair: Brandon BundyMembers: Paul D’Andrea Paul Ryckbost Tommie Heltcel (president of APWA) Bill Cyganovich

OWEAChair: Tony Moraska Members: Mary Elizabeth Mach Josh Muskopf Lou Ann Fisher (president of OWEA) Pam Taylor


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TUESDAY LUNCH SESSION KEYNOTE SPEAKER

JONATHAN GANO Director, Public Works / City of Des Moines

Jonathan Gano is the Director of Public Works for the City of Des Moines, a position he’s held since early 2015. He is responsible for the city’s wastewater utility, stormwater utility, flood control, street maintenance, snow removal, tree care, and residential trash and recycling.

Before arriving in Iowa, Gano served in a variety of roles in the Public Works Department of the City of Springfield in Missouri with service over a 10 year period that culminated as the Assistant Director, responsible for infrastructure maintenance and operations.

Prior to working in public works, Gano served as an engineer officer in the United States Army for eight years, where his duties took him to a variety of different states and countries. Gano holds a master of science degree in engineering management from the University of Missouri at Rolla and a bachelor of science degree in civil engineering from the United States Military Academy. He is a professional engineer registered in the state of Missouri since 2001.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

WEDNESDAY LUNCH SESSION KEYNOTE SPEAKER

MARIA L. MARTINEZ Chief of Permitting & Water Quality, Water Division / US EPA Region 6

Maria L. Martinez is the Chief of the Permitting and Water Quality Branch for the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Region 6 office in Dallas, Texas where managing and affecting the regulatory review of permitting and water quality programs is her major focus. She has served in multiple leadership positions in environmental protection for over 30 years, most of them with the United States Environmental Protection Agency in its Region 6, Dallas, Texas office. She has led interagency collaborations with stakeholders, and state and federal agencies on complex and controversial environmental issues. Ms. Martinez has been integral in building interagency coalitions as well as serving on water advisory boards. Some of those initiatives have included efforts to provide regulatory clarity for stakeholders and supporting water conservation efforts.

Maria has a Bachelor’s of Science degree from Texas Woman’s University in Biology and Chemistry and a Master’s degree in environmental sciences from the University of North Texas.

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OPENING GENERAL SESSION WEF DELEGATE ADDRESS

JAMIE EICHENBERGER Colorado Area Utility Management Leader, HDR

Jamie Eichenberger, P.E., is the 2018-2019 Treasurer of the Water Environment Federation (WEF), an international organization of water quality professionals headquartered in Alexandria, VA.

Jamie has been an active member of WEF since college, participating in student chapter events that ultimately led to his first job in the water sector. A member of the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association, Jamie served as its Treasurer (2007) and President (2010). He also chaired its Government Affairs Committee (2006), before joining its Executive Committee.

Jamie is a member of the inaugural class of the Water Leadership Institute and was the 2015-16 Speaker of the House of the House of Delegates (HOD). He has served on several committee and is a past chair of the HOD Budget Committee, and from 2015-2016, he served on WEF’s Board Finance and Strategic Planning committees.

Jamie is a professional engineer and received his bachelor’s and master’s degree—both in environmental engineering—from the Colorado School of Mines.

OPENING GENERAL SESSION WELCOME ADDRESS

SCOTT MARTINPresident / CEO, Norman Chamber of Commerce

Scott Martin was born and raised in Tulsa and is a graduate from The University of Oklahoma. As President/CEO of the Norman Chamber of Commerce, Martin leads Norman’s premiere business advocacy organization. Prior to his Chamber career, Martin served the people of House District 46 in the Oklahoma House of Representatives from 2006 to 2017. As a citizen legislator, Scott also worked for Republic Bank & Trust for 10 years. From 1995 to 1999 Martin worked for the City of Noble as Projects Director and Public Works Director. From 1999 to 2006 he worked for the City of Norman as the Assistant to the City Manager.

He and his wife Angie are the proud parents of three sons; Luke, Blake, and Colton, and a daughter, Gentry. They attend Bethel Baptist Church in Norman, where Scott teaches Sunday School and is a Deacon. Scott and Angie treasure family time; and enjoy the outdoors, adventure, and an active lifestyle.

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LOCATION

John Conrad Regional Golf Course – Midwest City, Oklahoma

DATE AND TIMEThe golf scramble is Monday, May 20, 2019. Registration / Check-in will begin at 10:30 AM with lunch starting at 11:00 AM and Shotgun start 11:45 AM.

The scramble will be played at:John Conrad Regional Golf Course located at 711 S Douglas Blvd, Midwest City, OK 73130

FORMATThe format is a team scramble with all players hitting every shot. Each team will consist of four players, playing 18 holes of golf from a shotgun start. Watch for some unique holes! Mulligans will be sold at registration (limit 2 per player).

LUNCHLunch is included and will be served before the tournament.

AWARDSAwards will be presented to the top finishing teams in each flight, longest drive, and closest to the hole. Two flights will be determined on the final posted scores and numbers of teams. The team with the lowest gross score will be awarded the coveted OWEA traveling golf trophy to keep and display for one year.

2019 GOLF SCRAMBLE

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SOCIAL EVENTSThe conference has two main social events. Our sponsors have gone to great lengths to provide a venue for participants to relax and visit – please join us in the fun!


CONFERENCE SNAPSHOT

MONDAY, MAY 20Plant Maintenance Technologist Training – Level 1Embassy Suites: Oklahoma A11:30 AM Registration Open12:00 PM to 5:00 PM Training Session

10:30 AM to 5:00 PMGolf Tournament at John Conrad

10:30 AM - Registration11:00 AM - Lunch11:45 AM - Shotgun Start

1:00 PM to 8:00 PMExhibitor Setup

5:30 PM to 9:30 PMSocial Event Embassy Suites: University A

TUESDAY, MAY 21Plant Maintenance Technologist Training – Level 1Embassy Suites: Oklahoma A8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Training Session

7:00 AM to 8:00 AMExhibitor Setup

7:45 AMRegistration Open

8:00 AM to 9:00 AMExhibits Open

9:00 AM to 10:00 AMOpening Welcome and Introductions in Exhibit Hall

10:00 AM to 10:30 AMBreak with Exhibitors / Vendor Showcase

10:30 AM to 11:30 AMConcurrent Technical Sessions

11:30 AM to 1:30 PMLunch / APWA OK Awards

12:00 PM to 1:00 PMOWEA Board Meeting University B

1:30 PM“Water’s Worth It” Silent Auction Opens

1:30 PM to 3:00 PMConcurrent Technical Sessions

3:00 PM to 3:30 PMBreak with Exhibitors / Vendor Showcase

3:00 PM to 3:30 PMOWEA Young Professionals Meeting University B


3:30 PM to 5:15 PMOWEA Business Meeting University B

5:30 PM to 8:30 PMSocial Event Redrock Canyon Grill

WEDNESDAY, MAY 22Plant Maintenance Technologist Training – Level 1Embassy Suites: Oklahoma A8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Training Session

8:00 AM to 9:00 AMExhibits Open

8:00 AM to 9:00 AMAPWA Board Meeting Crimson Room


10:00 AM to 10:30 AMBreak with Exhibitors / Vendor Showcase

10:30 AM“Water’s Worth It” Auction Ends


11:30 AM to 1:00 PMLunch / OWEA Awards


3:00 PM to 3:30 PMBreak with Exhibitors



TECHNICAL SESSIONS TUESDAY MAY 21BOOMER A BOOMER B SOONER A SOONER B UNIVERSITY A OKLAHOMA A

9:00 AM - 10:00 AM OPENING SESSION

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS

10:30AM - 11:00AM

OWRB - Where Funding Opportutnities & Project Eligibilities Can Flow Tonya White, Joe Freeman

Maximize Success Utilizing 3D Surveying and a Collaborative Design Model Workflow on CMAR and Advanced Project Delivery ProjectsRobert Warden

ODOT & El Reno - Circling the Future of Transportation Brandon Huxford, Brian Taylor, Matt Sandidge

The Storms are Coming. Who to contact when things go bad from Bad to Worse Alden Graybill

APWA Public Infrastructure Inspection Training

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Plant Maintenance TechnologistLevel 1 (closed session)

11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Where is the Funding for Water/Wastewater Projects? Audra Smith

Lessons Learned from Arkansas First Municipal Wastewater Design Build ProjectThomas Crowley,Scott Hoff, Steve Jay

Roads Scholars Program Shannon Sheffert

11:30 AM - 1:30 PM LUNCH / APWAOK AWARDS

1:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Hydraulic Connectivity: Where the CWA and SDWA Meet Shellie Chard

Vital Preliminary Treatment Systems Planning Jerry Bish

Public Works Roundtable: Recruiting and Retaining Staff Keith Stewart, Shawn O'Leary, Eric Wenger

Transportation Alternatives Lenae ClementsMatt Vanauken


8:00 AM - 5:00 PM


2:00 PM - 2:30 PM OWRB Update Julie Cunningham

Unique Applications of Vortex Grit Systems Isaiah LaRue

City of Tulsa Bicycle Master Plan Implantation – Citywide Quantitative Analysis for Design and Construction Plans Michael Winterscheidt, Austin Messerli

2:30 PM - 3:00 PM

National Source Water Collaborative UpdateDan Yates

Round Peg in a Square Hole – Success Story of Retrofitting Stacked Tray Grit System in Aerated Grit Chambers" Murali Erat

Finding New Employees through Basic Work Skills TrainingRichard Kindberg, Kirsten Lindsay, Keith Stewart

The Art and Science of Trail Planning and DesignW. J. ‘Bud’ Melton,Nate Clair,Lenny Hughes


TECHNICAL SESSIONS TUESDAY MAY 21BOOMER A BOOMER B SOONER A SOONER B UNIVERSITY A OKLAHOMA A

3:30 PM - 4:00 PM

Norman WRF Tour

Broken Arrow's First Systemwide Wastewater Master Plan - From Scratch! Joel Cantwell, Roger Hughes

Accelerated Bridge Construction l BNSF Railroad Truss Bridge Move-In Sue Tryon

Municipal Stormwater Programs in Oklahoma Carrie Evenson


8:00 AM - 5:00 PM


4:00 PM - 4:30 PM

Developing future state business processes in the Oklahoma City Water Utilities TrustLuke Lenard,Josh Morgan

Public Education and Outreach: Working to Effect Behavior ChangeMichele Loudenback

4:30 PM - 5:00 PM

Before the Storm: Development of Tulsa's Wet Weather Flow Management Program: Part 1: The Northside WWTPMark J. Maxwell, Shawn Glen

Innovative Intersections for Oklahoma Communities Cort Westphal,Mike Spayd


BOOMER A BOOMER B SOONER A SOONER B UNIVERSITY A OKLAHOMA A

8:00 AM - 9:00 AM REGISTRATION OPEN - CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST WITH EXHIBITORS

9:00 AM - 9:30 AM

The Sewer Line Rapid Assessment Tool Bryan Ballard

Are Your Blowers Sucking Money? Evaluating the Life Cycle Cost of Modern Blowers Michael F. Graves

7 Essential Principles to Set Yourself Apart as a Young ProfessionalClay Herndon, Brandon Huxford

What We Do-OKC Storm Water Program Raymond Melton, Andrea Shelton


8:00 AM - 5:00 PM


9:30 AM - 10:00 AM

Enabling Success in Enterprise Asset Management: Case Study for Developing and Integrating GIS with CMMS for a Large WWTPAllison Blake

After the assessment: Getting started implementing prioritized cybersecurity controls Bob George

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM BREAK WITH EXHIBITORS

10:30AM - 11:00AM

Bioaugmentation in Wastewater Collection Systems: FOG Reduction and Treatment Plant Efficiency Improvement Komaragiri, Xialong Wang

UV-C Led And When Will It Be Primetime In Wastewater Gary Hunter

Charley Young Event Park & Downtown StreetscapingJared Cottle

Building Better Data for Asset Management Shannon Wilder

APWA Public Infrastructure InspectionTraining

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM


11:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Managing the Challenges of Large Diameter Pipeline Design: DWU Southside 120-Inch Wastewater Interceptor RehabilitationMarty J. Paris

Wastewater Disinfection with UV in OK – Meeting regulations for stream discharge and water reuse Kyle Kruger, Michael J. Watts

Benefits of CPFP (Certified Public Fleet Professional) Certification Brian Franklin

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM LUNCH / OWEA AWARDS

TECHNICAL SESSIONS WEDNESDAY MAY 22


TECHNICAL SESSIONS WEDNESDAY MAY 22

3:30 PM - 4:00 PM

Quality Control Procedures for pH, Chlorine (DPD Method), and DO at Wastewater Treatment Plants Peter Strimple

Enzyme Enhanced Fermentation for Stabilized Biological Phosphorus Removal Ross Stover

TxDOT Austin District - Existing Corridor Sidewalk and Ramp ADA Improvements– GIS Data System and Construction Plan Set Stephen Johnson, Austin Messerli

Preparing for the Storm - Urban Stormwater Management Garrett Klingler


8:00 AM - 5:00 PM


4:00 PM - 4:30 PM

To Remove P or not to Remove P: (Biologically?) That is the Question Lance Mason

Evaluating Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR) Alternatives Utilizing Process Modeling SoftwareRusty Tate

Pavement Preservation Chris Greenwell

Evolving Approaches to Evolving Streams Ian Jewell

4:30 PM - 5:00 PMPrivate Side I/I, Lessons LearnedRon Thomann

Opportunities in Sidestream Fermentation for Biological Phosphorus Removal Ed Kobylinski

Using Floating Wetlands for Wave Dissipation to Reduce Shoreline Erosion Jason Vogel, Maxwell O’Brien, Grant Graves, Steve Patterson, Randy Worden, Dan Storm

BOOMER A BOOMER B SOONER A SOONER B UNIVERSITY A OKLAHOMA A

1:00 PM - 1:30 PM

Expedited Consent Decree Pipeline, an Owner’s Perspective Jeff Farnsworth

Is it Good Business? Evaluation of Specific Water Reuse Alternatives for the City of Tulsa Felix Belanger

MAPS 3 Program Update David Todd

An Overview of DEQ's Stormwater Program Karen Steele


1:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Trenchless Pipeline Rehabilitation for Wastewater SystemsJeff Maier

Aerobic Granular Sludge Technology: An Innovative Wastewater Treatment Solution Brian Bates

Saving the Geronimo Grave Site Michael Williams 8:00 AM -

5:00 PM


2:00 PM - 2:30 PM

Pump it, Grind it, Screen it; Current Best Practices for Handling Wipes and FOG in a Municipal Collection System Robert Domkowski

Visualizing a Completed Project During DesignLars Ostervold, Jr.

Passing Down Institution Knowledge through Coaching, Mentoring and Storytelling Keith Beatty, Mike Nichols

Together Project-Tiger Creek Nature Park: A New Paradigm Tom Tolbert

2:30 PM - 3:00 PM

In Case of an Emergency, Don’t Call 911: A Unique Inline Storage Approach to Eliminate Sanitary Sewer Overflows Kendall NeSmith

Why Water Reuse Makes Economic Cent$ Gary Hunter

3:00 PM - 3:30 PM BREAK


SPECIALTY SPONSORS

GOLF TOURNAMENT SPONSORS

CONFERENCE PROGRAM DESIGN

CONFERENCE BAGS

MONDAY NIGHT SOCIAL EVENT

TUESDAY AFTERNOON BREAK TUESDAY NIGHT SOCIAL EVENT

GOLF LUNCH

LOGO DESIGN


PLATINUM SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

GOLF HOLE SPONSORS

Archer Wester Construction, LLC

Automatic Engineering, Inc.

Jacobs

Edwards Equipment LLC

Environmental Improvements, Inc.

H*E Engineered Equipment

Hartwell Environmental Corporation

Newman Regency Group

Quail Creek Bank

RJN Group

Benchmark Construction

Guernsey

HDR Engineering, Inc.

Holloway, Updike and Bellen

WesTech Engineering Inc.

Black & Veatch

Carollo Engineers

Denali Water Solutions LLC Greeley and Hansen LLC

Kimley-Horn

SPONSORS

TUESDAY NIGHT SOCIAL EVENT

BRONZE SPONSORS

Olsson


SESSION & SPEAKER INFORMATIONBOOMER AOWRB - WHERE FUNDING OPPORTUTNITIES & PROJECT ELIGIBILITIES CAN FLOW TUESDAY 10:30 AM — 11:00 AM

ABOUT: OWRB’s funding options available to Districts and Authorities across the state of Oklahoma and provide examples of expanding project eligibilities under OWRB’s programs.

SPEAKER(S): Tonya White works with the Oklahoma Water Resources Board as the Marketing & Outreach Manager, providing a personal liaison between the OWRB, Oklahoma’s Authorities and Districts and service providers. With over $4.01 billion in loans and grants approved by the OWRB, this role facilitates an understanding of loan program details and eligibilities for personnel and Board/Council members.

WHERE IS THE FUNDING FOR WATER / WASTEWATER PROJECTS? TUESDAY 11:00 AM — 11:30 AM

ABOUT: Learn ways to fund your aging infrastructure and connect communities to available water funding resources. This presentation will briefly discuss the most common funding programs for water and wastewater projects.

SPEAKER(S): Audra Smith, a funding specialist with Garver, has 15 years of experience reviewing grant opportunities, writing grant applications, and administering grants. As a former Deputy City Manager, Audra brings a unique perspective to the A/E/C industry. She assisted in the submission of the only two 2018 WIFIA program LOIs submitted by municipalities in Oklahoma and one invited to make full application.

HYDRAULIC CONNECTIVITY: WHERE THE CWA AND SDWA MEET TUESDAY 1:30 PM — 2:00 PM

ABOUT: This presentation will provide information on the various court decisions and how they potentially impact discharge permits under the Clean Water Act and underground injection permits under the Safe Drinking Water Act.

SPEAKER(S): Shellie Chard holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology from OU. She has over 26 years of water and wastewater experience and is the Water Quality Director at Oklahoma DEQ where she oversees all aspects of drinking water, wastewater, storm water and water reuse for DEQ.

NATIONAL SOURCE WATER COLLABORATIVE UPDATETUESDAY 2:30 PM — 3:00 PM

ABOUT: Updates on the various tools created by the Source Water Collaborative for local source water initiatives and other source water protection information available from the Collaborative.

SPEAKER(S): Dan Yates is the Associate Executive Director for the Ground Water Protection Council (GWPC). In that role he provides support to the GWPC Board of Directors as well as several committees. He is the lead staff member for water quality policy including source water protection and interfacing with state and federal agencies on topics ranging from source water, UIC, state data management, and oil and gas regulations.

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SESSION & SPEAKER INFORMATIONBOOMER ATHE SEWER LINE RAPID ASSESSMENT TOOL WEDNESDAY 9:00 AM — 9:30 AM

ABOUT: The presentation will introduce the SL-RAT (Sewer Line Rapid Assessment Tool), an acoustic pipeline assessment tool, it’s operation and results from successfully completed sanitary pipeline assessment programs.

SPEAKER(S): Bryan Ballard has 30 years of experience in evaluation, design and rehabilitation of wastewater collection systems. He is currently on his 27th year working for Tetra Tech as Field Services Manager.

ENABLING SUCCESS IN ENTERPRISE ASSET MANAGEMENT WEDNESDAY 9:30 AM — 10:00 AM

ABOUT: This abstract discusses the Trinity River Authority Central Regional Wastewater System collection and survey of assets for a Geographic Information System geodatabase for management of plant assets and coordination with the plant work order system.

SPEAKER(S): Allison Blake is a Professional Engineer with Freese and Nichols in Dallas, TX working in water and wastewater treatment. She received her Master of Science and Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering from Southern Methodist University in 2013. Ms. Blake has worked on wastewater and water treatment plant design and studies, treatment plant construction phase services, and treatment plant asset management.

BIOAUGMENTATION IN WASTEWATER COLLECTION SYSTEMS WEDNESDAY 10:30 AM — 11:00 AM

ABOUT: Bioaugmentation adds beneficial bacteria along the collection system which can take advantage of the suitable environmental conditions; as a result, bacteria are able to reduce the fats, oils, grease build-up in pipelines and treat contaminants prior to the wastewater treatment plant.

SPEAKER(S): Mr. Komaragiri currently serves as the Vice President of Engineering at In-Pipe Technology. He is a Civil Engineer with experience in Design, Operations support and Project Management of Wastewater, Water Facilities in US and UK regions. He holds is a Licensed Civil Engineer (PE) from State of California.

MANAGING THE CHALLENGES OF LARGE DIAMETER PIPELINE DESIGN WEDNESDAY 11:00 AM — 11:30 AM

ABOUT: The Southside 120-Inch Wastewater Interceptor Rehabilitation project involves the condition assessment, evaluation of rehabilitation alternatives, rehabilitation design, and construction for approximately 15,000 linear feet of 120-inch wastewater interceptor and 12,000 linear feet of parallel 72-inch wastewater interceptor.

SPEAKER(S): Marty Paris has 24 years of experience in the design of water and wastewater rehabilitation projects. He has worked on large and small diameter water and wastewater pipeline projects throughout Texas and has assisted multiple municipalities with planning, design, and construction phases. His experience includes most trenchless replacement/rehabilitation methods.


BOOMER AEXPEDITED CONSENT DECREE PIPELINE, AN OWNER’S PERSPECTIVE WEDNESDAY 1:00 PM — 1:30 PM

ABOUT: San Antonio Water Systems identified the replacement of an existing 48-inch concrete trunk sewer that currently operates at capacity during dry periods and routinely experiences SSOs during rain events as one of its highest priorities. Numerous challenges existed along the alignment, including tight schedule, phasing and sequencing of construction activities, coordination with key stakeholders and permitting agencies, easement acquisition, and procurement of construction contracts.

SPEAKER(S): Jeff Farnsworth offers 32 years of experience in water and wastewater reuse, water transmission and distribution, and wastewater collection and pumping. Jeff’s experience includes the design and construction supervision of water distribution and sanitary sewer collection mains, relief gravity sewers, diversion structures, influent lines, force mains, pumping facilities, and lift stations.

TRENCHLESS PIPELINE REHABILITATION FOR WASTEWATER SYSTEMSWEDNESDAY 1:30 PM — 2:00 PM

ABOUT: This presentation provides an overview of the different trenchless construction methods that are available to address infiltration, corrosion and other problems. It will also include cured-in-place lining, pipe bursting, slip lining, chemical grouting, manhole rehabilitation, pressure pipe rehabilitation, and lateral connections.

SPEAKER(S): Jeff Maier, a National Infrastructure Practice Leader for Garver, and is recognized as an expert in the fields of advanced condition assessment and trenchless rehabilitation of pipelines, manholes, and wastewater facility structures. Jeff currently serves as the vice chairman of ASTM 17.67 Trenchless Plastic Pipeline Committee.

PUMP IT, GRIND IT, SCREEN IT; CURRENT BEST PRACTICES FOR HANDLING WIPES AND FOG IN A MUNICIPAL COLLECTION SYSTEM WEDNESDAY 2:00 PM — 2:30 PM ABOUT: This presentation provides guidance to the attendees concerning the Current Best Practices (CBP) in regard to handling of FOG and wipes issues within virtually every municipal collection system.

SPEAKER(S): Bob Domkowski earned a BSME from Fairfield University / post-graduate at U-Wisconsin. He has 35 years experience in pumping station design. Bob is the Chair of the WEF MARC Committee, is on the WEF and NEWEA Collection Systems Committees, past president of SWPA, an author of the WEF Manual of Practice (MOP-7).

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BOOMER AIN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY, DON’T CALL 911: A UNIQUE INLINE STORAGE APPROACH TO ELIMINATE SANITARY SEWER OVERFLOWS WEDNESDAY 2:30 PM — 3:00 PM

ABOUT: A San Antonio Water System flow diversion project required the design of the Cibolo Creek Sewershed Lift Stations A and B to convey 1.56 MGD and 2.65 MGD of flow into the SAWS system, respectively. Completion of the Cibolo Lift Stations would exacerbate capacity issues in the SAWS downstream collection system that was already seeing routine sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs), and this discussion will focus on the efforts associated with solving the SSO contributions, addressing Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) emergency storage requirements, and the electrical modifications required to allow for the inline storage in the wet wells to all be initiated and ceased remotely.

SPEAKER(S): Kendall Nesmith is in the San Antonio utility division of Kimley-Horn. He has worked on numerous projects ranging from wastewater collection systems to water transmission and water pump stations, and he has performed alignment analyses, cost projections, and permitting services on many of these projects.

QUALITY CONTROL PROCEDURES FOR PH, CHLORINE, AND DO AT WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS WEDNESDAY 3:30 PM — 4:00 PM

ABOUT: This presentation provides details on the required QC for pH, chlorine, and DO analyses. This includes calibration slope (pH only), check standards, and duplicate samples.

SPEAKER(S): Mr. Strimple has worked in laboratories since 1981 and has acquired extensive knowledge/experience with numerous analyses and QC procedures including pH, chlorine, and dissolved oxygen. One of his primary responsibilities is to train plant personnel on laboratory analyses and QA/QC procedures to ensure compliance with applicable state and/or federal regulations.

TO REMOVE P OR NOT TO REMOVE P: (BIOLOGICALLY?) THAT IS THE QUESTIONWEDNESDAY 4:00 PM — 4:30 PM

ABOUT: This presentation explains the process of biological phosphorus removal in wastewater treatment and key parameters to focus on. This presentation discusses the issues and actions taken to address issues to achieve biological phosphorus removal at a plant in San Marcos, TX.

SPEAKER(S): Lance Mason has 22 years of experience in water/wastewater treatment with Severn Trent, Brown and Caldwell and CH2M/Jacobs; Project experience extends to operations, project management and engineering; Project areas include all over U.S., with international experience in Canada, U.K. and South Africa and Brazil.

PRIVATE SIDE I / I, LESSONS LEARNED WEDNESDAY 4:30 PM — 5:00 PM

ABOUT: Lessons learned from over 32 years of private I/I investigation and remediation.

SPEAKER(S): Ron Thomann is a Project Manager for TREKK Design Group. He provides technical expertise in the identification and removal of private I/I, as well as the expansion, repair and rehabilitation of sewage collection and treatment systems, sanitary sewer evaluation studies and flow monitoring.



BOOMER BMAXIMIZE SUCCESS UTILIZING 3D SURVEYING AND A COLLABORATIVE DESIGN MODEL WORKFLOW ON CMAR AND ADVANCED PROJECT DELIVERY PROJECTS TUESDAY 10:30 AM — 11:00 AM

ABOUT: This presentation will discuss the benefits of project visualization, design collaboration, cost control, and constructability with the use of high resolution 3D laser survey and BIM design for existing infrastructure.

SPEAKER(S): Robert W. “Wick” Warden is a Senior Project Manager at Garver’s Water Design Center. He has 16 years of experience in marketing, management, and design and construction management. He has been appointed to WEF’s Municipal Resource Recovery Design and Residuals and Biosolids Committees.

LESSONS LEARNED FROM ARKANSAS FIRST MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER DESIGN BUILD PROJECTTUESDAY 11:00 AM — 11:30 AM

ABOUT: This presentation will present several “lessons learned” from all parties regarding the CMAR Process. Including the following: Defining the contractual relationship of all parties; Level of Design and GMP; Regulatory Permitting Process; Open Book Cost Estimating; and Bid Packaging and Self Performing Work.

SPEAKER(S): Thomas Crowley, PE has over 25 years of experience in the water and wastewater field and serves as client services manager for the project. Scott Hoff, PE has over 20 years of experience in the water and wastewater industry. He has completed over $200M in municipal wastewater CMAR projects.

VITAL PRELIMINARY TREATMENT SYSTEMS PLANNING TUESDAY 1:30 PM — 2:00 PM

ABOUT: Reviewing the basics for upgrading or adding new headwork systems to meet modern wastewater treatment operating and maintenance requirements is essential to future wastewater treatment operations and maintenance success. The presentation addresses the influent wastewater screening and grit removal considerations and strategies to achieve improved performance.

SPEAKER(S): Jerry C. Bish is a Senior Consultant with Greeley and Hansen with more than 40 years in planning and design of wastewater treatment processes and applications. His experience includes selecting appropriate equipment to meet treatment needs and energy demands. He is Board Certified Environmental Engineer with AAEES, and is registered PE.

UNIQUE APPLICATIONS OF VORTEX GRIT SYSTEMS TUESDAY 2:00 PM — 2:30 PM

ABOUT: Vortex Grit Systems are common at WRRF. There are some other unique applications for these systems.

SPEAKER(S): Over the last decade Isaiah Larue has held various positions at Smith & Loveless and is currently Manager at the Municipal Treatment systems division. He is an active member with WEF, is a member of the WEF Plant Operations and Maintenance committee and the WEF Grit Task Force. .



BOOMER BROUND PEG IN A SQUARE HOLE – SUCCESS STORY OF RETROFITTING STACKED TRAY GRIT SYSTEM IN AERATED GRIT CHAMBERS TUESDAY 2:30 PM — 3:00 PM

ABOUT: This presentation will provide an overview and evaluation of traditional and contemporary grit removal systems to replace a non-functional aerated grit chambers system at City of Houston’s Sims Bayou South WWTP.

SPEAKER(S): Murali Erat is a project manager with Freese and Nichols, Inc. with 13 years of experience in water and wastewater treatment plant process evaluation and design. He has a master’s in Environmental Engineering from Oklahoma State University and is currently based out of Houston, Texas.

BROKEN ARROW’S FIRST SYSTEMWIDE WASTEWATER MASTER PLAN - FROM SCRATCH! TUESDAY 3:30 PM — 4:00 PM

ABOUT: This session summarizes Broken Arrow’s first systemwide wastewater system master planning efforts, including flow monitoring, modeling, treatment evaluation, and development of a 20-year CIP. Lessons learned in the process will be presented to assist other entities in undertaking similar efforts.

SPEAKER(S): Joel Cantwell, P.E., is a Vice President of HDR in Dallas and leads HDR’s water/wastewater work in Oklahoma. He holds BS and ME degrees in civil engineering from Texas A&M University and has been working in the industry for 23 years. He specializes in water and wastewater treatment plant design and has worked on treatment projects in Broken Arrow, Norman, Oklahoma City, Stillwater, and Tulsa. Roger Hughes, P.E., is the Engineering Division Manager for the City of Broken Arrow. He holds BS and MS degrees in civil engineering from Oklahoma State University. He has been working for the City for over 14 years leading a variety of public works improvements including water, wastewater, streets, traffic, drainage, and parks. He is a Class A Water Works and Wastewater Works Operator in Oklahoma.

DEVELOPING FUTURE STATE BUSINESS PROCESSES IN THE OKLAHOMA CITY WATER UTILITIES TRUSTTUESDAY 4:00 PM — 4:30 PM

ABOUT: This presentation will discuss Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust’s project to evaluate and improve its business processes throughout several departments within Oklahoma City. The goal of the project is to increase efficiency and overall customer service.

SPEAKER(S): Josh Morgan is a project manager for OCWUT who began his career with Oklahoma City as a Utility Worker and has since gained experience in both Operations and Information Technology. He currently manages several projects for the Utilities Department with a focus on technology and Information Security. Luke Lenard, PE, PMP, is a project manager at Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. He has worked on engineering and construction projects across the country in the oil and gas industry, municipal water and wastewater industry, and during military service.



BOOMER BBEFORE THE STORM: DEVELOPMENT OF TULSA’S WET WEATHER FLOW MANAGEMENT PROGRAMPART 1: THE NORTHSIDE WWTPTUESDAY 4:30 PM — 5:00 PM

ABOUT: The City of Tulsa is developing a comprehensive wet weather flow management program to maximize collection and treatment capacities and eliminate SSOs throughout its system. This presentation focuses on wet weather flow management and treatment efforts at the Tulsa Northside WWTP, which are predicated on being able to handle rapid flow increases from 20 to 100 MGD while continuously meeting stringent effluent standards for discharge to Bird Creek, which include daily maximum ammonia limits.

SPEAKER(S): Mr. Maxwell has a Master’s degree in environmental engineering and has been the project manager and/or engineer on more than 150 water, wastewater, distribution, collection, biosolids management, and financial planning studies, including EPA facility plans and I/I studies. Mark has also managed the planning and design of numerous water and wastewater treatment projects.

ARE YOUR BLOWERS SUCKING MONEY? EVALUATING THE LIFE CYCLE COST OF MODERN BLOWERSWEDNESDAY 9:00 AM — 9:30 AM

ABOUT: This will review the life cycle cost evaluation performed on the blower technologies considered for the Owasso WWTP improvements. The following blower technologies were evaluated: a) multi-stage centrifugal blowers with adjustable inlet vanes; b) multi-stage centrifugal blowers with VFDs; c) high-speed turbo blowers; and d) screw-type positive displacement blowers.

SPEAKER(S): Mr. Graves has a B.S. from Texas A&M and a Masters of Engineering from the University of Texas in Arlington. Based out of CP&Y’s Tulsa office, He provides senior technical leadership for treatment related projects throughout the firm. Travis Blundell has worked for the City of Owasso for 10 years and is currently the Assistant Public Works Director. He currently holds his “A” Wastewater Operators license and “B” Water Operator’s license.

AFTER THE ASSESSMENT: GETTING STARTED IMPLEMENTING PRIORITIZED CYBERSECURITY CONTROLS WEDNESDAY 9:30 AM — 10:00 AM

ABOUT: SCADA/ICS networks are increasingly used to support critical capabilities beyond the parameters of traditional dedicated low-speed SCADA networks. As SCADA evolves to perform more and more critical functions, SCADA networks must provide a performant, reliable, manageable and secure foundation for cyber-physical systems that depend on real-time communications to support operational, compliance and safety functions.

SPEAKER(S): Bob George is the Director of Cybersecurity & Network Infrastructure Services with Tetra Tech. He has over 30 years’ experience in IT and SCADA/ICS networks. Mitch Dobson has 37 years of experience in the development of SCADA applications and infrastructure for water and wastewater utilities, electrical distribution and private manufacturing.



BOOMER B

UV-C LED AND WHEN WILL IT BE PRIMETIME IN WASTEWATER WEDNESDAY 10:30 AM — 11:00 AM

ABOUT: This will present an economic case study to answer the question when UV LED will be deployed in the water and wastewater markets.

SPEAKER(S): Mr. Gary Hunter acts as an internal expert on disinfection for Black & Veatch. Mr. Andy Doerflinger is the office manager for Black & Veatch’s Oklahoma City office.

WASTEWATER DISINFECTION WITH UV IN OK – MEETING REGULATIONS FOR STREAM DISCHARGE AND WATER REUSEWEDNESDAY 11:00 AM — 11:30 AM

ABOUT: This presentation will address UV technology improvements, and trends in implementation in OK Water Resource Recovery Facilities (WRRFs). Finally, the diverse applications of UV, specific to water reuse, will be discussed.

SPEAKER(S): Kyle Kruger has more than a decade of service to municipalities with multiple wastewater treatment design, construction and operations experience. He has led wastewater projects ranging in construction value from $5 million to $50 million. Michael is the Water Reuse Practice Leader with Garver, focused on improving the design of filtration, advanced oxidation, and enhanced disinfection processes for water reclamation. Dr. Watts leads studies of advanced wastewater treatment technologies on both the bench- and pilot-scale. He assists in development of criteria for effective water reclamation and reuse.

IS IT GOOD BUSINESS? EVALUATION OF SPECIFIC WATER REUSE ALTERNATIVES FOR THE CITY OF TULSAWEDNESDAY 1:00 PM — 1:30 PM

ABOUT: Tetra Tech/Alan Plummer Associates performed a technical and financial evaluation of two water reuse scenarios for the City of Tulsa - a broad feasibility evaluation of industrial reuse options; and a specific indirect potable reuse scenario. Our evaluation determined the conditions under which the industrial reuse scenario would be cost-effective, but found that the indirect potable reuse scenario was not cost-effective.

SPEAKER(S): Mr. Belanger is professional engineer and project manager whose technical specialties include water and wastewater. His perspectives and insights have been formed through 8 years of service with the City of Tulsa as Lead Engineer for the Wastewater Design Section, and over 27 years as a private consultant with Tetra Tech.

AEROBIC GRANULAR SLUDGE TECHNOLOGY: AN INNOVATIVE WASTEWATER TREATMENT SOLUTION WEDNESDAY 1:30 PM — 2:00 PM

ABOUT: An overview of granulation and the operation of the aerobic granular sludge process. Additionally, data from the Rock River Reclaimation District AquaNereda aerobic granular sludge demonstration plat will be presented.

SPEAKER(S): Brian has worked in the water treatment industry since 1997, working with a variety of technologies including Membranes, Dissolved Air Flotation, Filtration, Sand Ballasted Floc Reactors and Conventional Sedimentation. Most recently he has worked in Product Development and Product Management positions.



BOOMER BVISUALIZING A COMPLETED PROJECT DURING DESIGN WEDNESDAY 2:00 PM — 2:30 PM

ABOUT: Tired of reviewing plan and profile sheets to visualize a complete project? Owners and stakeholders deserve engineered solutions that allow them to quickly and more readily visualize their projects. The presentation covers visualization trends and capabilities.

SPEAKER(S): Lars Ostervold, PE, is a senior project manager and client service leader based in Tulsa, OK. Through complex projects during his military service and Oklahoma based municipal projects, he engages Owners and stakeholders to complete complex projects.

WHY WATER REUSE MAKES ECONOMIC CENT$ WEDNESDAY 2:30 PM — 3:00 PM

ABOUT: Kansas City’s Water Services Department found that implementing water reuse is an economically attractive alternative for both the City and industries the City serves.

SPEAKER(S): Mr. Gary Hunter is a water technology expert in Black & Veatch’s Water Technology Group and an acting advisor on Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality Co-Chair of the Water Reuse Technology Sub-Committee. Mr. Andy Doerflinger is the Office Manager of the Oklahoma City office for Black & Veatch.

ENZYME ENHANCED FERMENTATION FOR STABILIZED BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL WEDNESDAY 3:30 PM — 4:00 PM

ABOUT: The City of Enid Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) experiences intermittent carbon source loading limitations resulting in destabilized biological phosphorus removal treatment performance. Bench-scale and full-scale enzyme addition studies for enhanced fermentation were performed to evaluate the impacts on biological phosphorus removal with initial data analysis indicating enhanced fermentation and stabilized biological phosphorus removal.

SPEAKER(S): Ross Stover is Vice President of The Stover Group. He has over nineteen (19) years of experience in wastewater treatment and alternative energy. Ross holds a B.S. in Zoology, M.S. in Environmental Engineering, and a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering from Oklahoma State University and is a Registered Environmental Professional.

EVALUATING BIOLOGICAL NUTRIENT REMOVAL (BNR) ALTERNATIVES UTILIZING PROCESS MODELING SOFTWAREWEDNESDAY 4:00 PM — 4:30 PM

ABOUT: Over the past several years, municipal utilities that own and operate wastewater treatment facilities have kept a close eye on upcoming regulatory changes that could drive future nutrient removal projects at their facility. This presentation will give a general overview on the need for BNR for industrial reuse at one Texas WWTP.

SPEAKER(S): Rusty Tate is a project manager at Garver with over 10 years of experience in water and wastewater treatment planning and design. He is a registered professional engineer as well as a licensed water treatment and wastewater treatment operator.



BOOMER BOPPORTUNITIES IN SIDESTREAM FERMENTATION FOR BIOLOGICAL PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL WEDNESDAY 4:30 PM — 5:00 PM

ABOUT: This presentation will focus on the current technologies available for nutrient removal for municipal wastewater treatment plants in anticipation of phosphorous and nitrogen limits being included in future permits. It will include a description of the latest innovations in fermentation for biological phosphorus removal and a discussion on new advances in chemical phosphorus removal and effluent filtration.

SPEAKER(S): Ed has been working closely with Dr James Barnard to develop a sidestream fermentation approach for biological phosphorus removal. The MLSS fermenter design was implemented at Olathe ‘s Cedar Creek WWTP in 2012. The Wakarusa River WWTP in Lawrence KS is a second generation MLSS fermenter design. Ed was the lead process engineer and has actively participated in the start-up last summer.

SOONER AODOT & EL RENO - CIRCLING THE FUTURE OF TRANSPORTATION TUESDAY 10:30 AM — 11:30 AM

ABOUT: X When the intersection of US 81 and SH 66 in El Reno was identified by ODOT as being in need of enhancement for operation and safety improvements, they were presented with some unique challenges. In this presentation ODOT, El Reno, and Freese and Nichols will give their unique perspective on the project and the collaborative efforts made by each to achieve public support through innovative public involvement, sophisticated design, and transparency.

SPEAKER(S): Brandon Huxford, P.E. is a Design Engineer with Freese and Nichols. Brian Taylor, P.E. is the Division Engineer for ODOT’s Division Four. Matt Sandidge, AICP is the Assistant City Manager for the City of El Reno.

PUBLIC WORKS ROUNDTABLE: RECRUITING AND RETAINING STAFF TUESDAY 1:30 PM — 2:30 PM

ABOUT: The purpose of this roundtable is to create a discussion with the purpose of finding ways to recruit and retain staff. The panel will consist of three public works directors from the metro; Keith Stewart, Edmond; Vaughn Sullivan, Midwest City; and Eric Wenger, Oklahoma City.

SPEAKER(S): Keith Stewart, Public Works Director for Edmond, past APWA Oklahoma Chapter President. Shawn O’Leary, Public Works Director for Norman, past APWA Oklahoma Chapter President. Eric Wenger, Public Works Director for Oklahoma City, Current APWA Oklahoma Chapter Vice-President.



SOONER A

FINDING NEW EMPLOYEES THROUGH BASIC WORK SKILLS TRAINING TUESDAY 2:30 PM — 3:00 PM

ABOUT: A presentation of need for basic works skills training being requested by Oklahoma organizations such as ODOT and Center for Employment Opportunities, designed to give unemployed or under-employed the basic work skills needed to be hired by Municipal Public Works or Park Districts, and the program designed by the Center for Municipal Excellence to meet this need. Presentation will focus on the need of public works departments throughout the state for qualified applicants, and the way in which they might utilize graduates of the program to fill the void, as opposed to focusing on selling the training itself.

SPEAKER(S): Richard Kindberg is the Program Coordinator for the Center for Municipal Excellence, working with curriculum developers, subject matter experts, and trainers to design and deliver public works training programs with a hands-on component and strong safety focus. Kirsten Lindsay serves as the organizations’ Market Development Coordinator, working to match the training needs of Oklahoma cities and towns with the programs best suited to them, and to deliver them in the most efficient, effective manner possible.

ACCELERATED BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION L BNSF RAILROAD TRUSS BRIDGE MOVE-IN TUESDAY 3:30 PM — 4:30 PM

ABOUT: How do you design and build a structure to carry heavy railroad loads over six lanes of highway and a creek at an extreme skew with minimal disruption to the rail traffic and the highway traffic below? The answer is by using a massive Warren Truss Bridge set in place by Self-Propelled Mobile Transports (SPMT).

SPEAKER(S): Sue Tryon, PE, is a Senior Engineering Manager and leader of the Transportation Structures Group for Benham Design, LLC in Tulsa, OK. She has 32 years of design experience in a broad range of complex structures in the transportation industry.

INNOVATIVE INTERSECTIONS FOR OKLAHOMA COMMUNITIES TUESDAY 4:30 PM — 5:00 PM

ABOUT: The safety and operational performance of intersections can be improved by implementing innovative measures. This presentation will discuss the tools availability for innovation and give practical case studies on what factors should be considered for implementation.

SPEAKER(S): Cort Westphal is a transportation team leader with 10 years of experience as both a project manager and engineer for transportation projects, serving clients such as the City of Oklahoma City, the City of Norman, Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT), Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA), and Oklahoma County. Mike Spayd is a project manager on our Transportation Team with 15 years of design experience that encompasses a wide variety of traffic and transportation engineering.



SOONER A7 ESSENTIAL PRINCIPLES TO SET YOURSELF APART AS A YOUNG PROFESSIONAL WEDNESDAY 9:00 AM — 10:00 AM

ABOUT: During this session, we will discuss the seven principles that set effective young professionals apart: The Endowment Effect; Making the Most of Mentoring; Networking with a Purpose; Responding to Change; Keeping Your Skills Sharp; Developing a Service Mindset; and Adding Contribution, Not Just Effort. Participants will answer individual reflection questions to consider how to implement these steps in their career.

SPEAKER(S): Clay Herndon, P.E. is a Freese and Nichols Associate and an award-winning Project Manager, who specializes in offering sustainable, cost-efficient solutions to municipal clients’ transmission, distribution, storage and collection systems issues. Brandon Huxford, P.E. is a Project Manager in Freese and Nichols’ OKC office. He has experience in municipal roadway design and traffic engineering services including, traffic control plans, storm drain design, capacity analysis, traffic signal design, innovative intersection applications and operational analysis.

CHARLEY YOUNG EVENT PARK & DOWNTOWN STREETSCAPING WEDNESDAY 10:30 AM — 11:30 AM

ABOUT: Project development – what we were trying to accomplish. Visual preference surveys – how we arrived at what it should look like.

SPEAKER(S): Jared Cottle, P.E., has served as City Manager for the City of Bixby since 2016. Prior to his appointment as City Manager, he was the Assistant City Manager for 4 years following 7 years as City Engineer. Before entering the Public Sector, Jared had over 11 years of experience as a consulting engineer, including company ownership. He holds a B.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering from Cornell University.

MAPS 3 PROGRAM UPDATE WEDNESDAY 1:00 PM — 2:00 PM

ABOUT: An update on all of the projects included in the MAPS 3 City initiative. This includes a streetcar, a new convention center, a new downtown park, 4 Sr. wellness Centers and other projects

SPEAKER(S): Mr. Todd is a licensed Professional Engineer with over 30 years of experience in the Public and Private sector. Owner of engineering company for 17 years, then became the director of the MAPS office for the City of Oklahoma City.

PASSING DOWN INSTITUTION KNOWLEDGE THROUGH COACHING, MENTORING AND STORYTELLINGWEDNESDAY 2:00 PM — 3:00 PM ABOUT: During this presentation, we’ll outline five steps for sharing the wisdom within your organization in ways that effectively frame your story and help your employees preserve it. We’ll talk about putting intentionality behind everyday conversations, capturing and conveying technical expertise through coaching, storing important information so it’s accessible and reinforcing the aim of your organization through training and mentoring.

SPEAKER(S): Keith Beatty, P.E. leads the Tulsa office, is a Freese and Nichols Project Manager and a mentor. He is responsible for providing buildability reviews and QA/QC for all types of projects. Mike Nichols, P.E. is Freese and Nichols’ Chief Operating Officer for FNI offices in Oklahoma, Georgia, Louisiana, and North Carolina, guiding client service and quality operations in those regions.



SOONER ATXDOT AUSTIN DISTRICT - EXISTING CORRIDOR SIDEWALK AND RAMP ADA IMPROVEMENTS– GIS DATA SYSTEM AND CONSTRUCTION PLAN SET WEDNESDAY 3:30 PM — 4:00 PM

ABOUT: Garver’s process utilized GIS to organize large data sets to perform ADA-compliant field designs of 500 ramp locations and delivered construction plans much faster than traditional methods. The Texas Department of Transportation - Austin District successfully delivered needed improvements to existing corridors within funding timing constraints.

SPEAKER(S): Stephen Johnson is a project manager on Garver’s Central Texas Transportation Team with 14 years of experience in management and design of transportation engineering projects. His experience includes design for revitalization of downtown urban corridors, municipal arterial widening/reconstruction, new-location arterials, and urban interstate widening for City, County, State DOT clients. Austin Messerli is a project engineer on our Central Texas Municipal Transportation Team with 5 years of experience. Austin has experience with conceptual engineering reports, roadway design, open channel and closed drainage systems, bicycle facilities, ADA accessible trail and pedestrian facilities, bidding services, and construction administration and observation.

PAVEMENT PRESERVATIONWEDNESDAY 4:00 PM — 4:30 PM

ABOUT: Innovative Pavement Preservation Products and cost saving methods for extending the pavement life cycle.

SPEAKER(S): Chris Greenwell has been active in the pavement preservation business for over 25 years as first a producer / retail sales and has been a contractor / consultant for over 15 years. Chris will share the basic fundamentals of pavement preservation as well as techniques to test pavement preservation scientifically.

SOONER B

THE STORMS ARE COMING. WHO TO CONTACT WHEN THINGS GO BAD FROM BAD TO WORSE TUESDAY 10:30 AM — 11:00 AM

ABOUT: A brief overview of the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management, it’s mission, and the programs the department administers., What to do before the spring or summer storms, what to do during the event and finally what to do and who to contact after a disaster. We are your go to source for information.

ROADS SCHOLARS PROGRAMTUESDAY 11:00 AM — 11:30 AM

ABOUT: Summary of classes and programs offered through the LTAP Program

SPEAKER(S): Current LTAP Manager. Retired after 31 years with ODOT former Division Engineer with the Local Government Division. Works closely with Counties, cities, tribal governments and ODOT.



SOONER B

TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVESTUESDAY 1:30 PM — 2:00 PM

ABOUT: This will present a summary of the federal TAP program that will feature a description of the types of projects eligible for funding. We will feature examples of projects that have been implemented and an overview of the pre-construction development process.

SPEAKER(S): Lenae Clements is a Project Manager for the ODOT Local Government Division Urban Programs. She administers the pre-construction process for various State and Federal aid funding and construction programs available to Local Government Entities.

CITY OF TULSA BICYCLE MASTER PLAN IMPLANTATION – CITYWIDE QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS FOR DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION PLANS TUESDAY 2:00 PM — 2:30 PM

ABOUT: Garver’s quantitative analysis and design, and initial implementation of City of Tulsa’s Bicycle Master Plan. This included the design of approximately 35 miles of bicycle facilities with an estimated construction cost of almost 3 million dollars.

SPEAKER(S): Michael Winterscheidt is a project manager on our Oklahoma Municipal Transportation Team with 13 years of experience. Michael has a degree in Civil Engineering from Oklahoma State University. Michael’s management and design experience is heavily centered on municipal street design including geometric and stormwater sewer design for urban roadways. Austin Messerli is a project engineer on our Central Texas Municipal Transportation Team with 5 years of experience. Austin has experience with conceptual engineering reports, roadway design, open channel and closed drainage systems, bicycle facilities, ADA accessible trail and pedestrian facilities, bidding services, and construction administration and observation.

THE ART AND SCIENCE OF TRAIL PLANNING AND DESIGN TUESDAY 2:30 PM — 3:00 PM

ABOUT: Trail Oriented Development puts a positive face on the benefits and challenges of developing bikeways and trails along abandoned rail lines, utility corridors, river systems, and within urban and suburban developments. Nature based and historic tourism are alive and well - especially where supported by local investments in travel-related amenities, dining and lodging. This session showcases the importance of local and regional governments in partnering with private investments to roll out the welcome mats for the traveling public.

SPEAKER(S): Bud Melton brings transformative solutions to active-transportation challenges within the urban form. He’s managed scores of bikeway, trail and transit-oriented development (TOD and TOD2) projects – and has assisted dozens of cities with concept development, planning, funding partnerships and design assistance. He joined Halff in 2016 and continues along this path.



SOONER B

MUNICIPAL STORMWATER PROGRAMS IN OKLAHOMA TUESDAY 3:30 PM — 4:00 PM

ABOUT: In this presentation, we will discuss the evolution of municipal stormwater requirements for both Phase I and II MS4s with particular emphasis on how these requirements affect public works.

SPEAKER(S): Carrie Evenson is a registered Professional Engineer in the State of Oklahoma and a Certified Floodplain Manager. She is currently the Stormwater Program Manager for the City of Norman. Prior to working for the City of Norman, Dr. Evenson worked for the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality for over 11 years in the Industrial Wastewater and Stormwater Enforcement Section. Dr. Evenson has a Bachelor of Science and a Doctoral degree in Environmental Science from the University of Oklahoma.

PUBLIC EDUCATION AND OUTREACH: WORKING TO EFFECT BEHAVIOR CHANGETUESDAY 4:30 PM — 5:00 PM

ABOUT: The various methods the City of Norman employs to meet the requirements of the Phase II MS4 permit Minimum Control Measure (MCM) 1: Public Education and Outreach as well as those outlined in the City’s Lake Thunderbird Watershed TMDL Compliance Plan will be discussed.

SPEAKER(S): Michele Loudenback is a Registered Professional Environmental Specialist and a Certified Floodplain Manager. She is currently the Stormwater Program Specialist for the City of Norman, Oklahoma. Prior to joining the City, Ms. Loudenback worked for the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality for almost 18 years, the last half of which was spent in the Stormwater Enforcement group. Ms. Loudenback holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Astrophysics from the University of Oklahoma.

WHAT WE DO-OKC STORM WATER PROGRAMWEDNESDAY 9:00 AM — 10:00 AM

ABOUT: Oklahoma City’s Storm Water Quality program began in the early 1990’s. Oklahoma City’s first MS4 permit was issued by EPA in 1995. Oklahoma City is a Phase 1 community with a population of 610,000 and has 15 components within the permit.

SPEAKER(S): Raymond Melton, CPESC. B.S. degree, University of Central Oklahoma. Worked in the Environmental field since 1995. Oklahoma City Environmental Protection Manager since 2005. Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC). Certified Stormwater Inspector (CSI). Homeland Security Preparing for and Responding to Terrorism training. National Fire Academy Hazmat Incident Command training. 40 hour HAZWOPER certified. Andrea Shelton is the Community Relations Coordinator for Oklahoma City Storm Water Quality Management. She has worked as a professional in environmental outreach and education for 12 years and environmental volunteerism for over 20 years. Her professional experience includes waste management education. Andrea attended Langston University in Langston, Oklahoma.

BUILDING BETTER DATA OF ASSET MANAGEMENTWEDNESDAY 10:30 AM — 11:00 AM

ABOUT: How to collect and display information collected from field staff, and use this information to make data-driven decision for capital improvement replacement.

SPEAKER(S): Shannon Wilder has worked in various industries in both the US and Australia focusing on spatial data management. Her current role with the City of Stillwater includes GIS analysis and project management.



SOONER BAN OVERVIEW OF DEQ’S STORMWATER PROGRAM WEDNESDAY 1:00 PM — 1:30 PM

ABOUT: The presentation will introduce the components of the stormwater program including general permits and the Lake Thunderbird TMDL. It will touch on upcoming developments in the program such as approaching permit renewals and e-reporting.

SPEAKER(S): Karen Steele is the Municipal Discharge and Stormwater Permitting Manager in the Water Quality Division at DEQ. She is a licensed Professional Engineer and holds degrees in Engineering Physics and a Master’s degree in Environmental Engineering. She joined DEQ in 2013 and stepped into her current role in July, 2018.

SAVING THE GERONIMO GRAVE SITE WEDNESDAY 1:30 PM — 2:00 PM

ABOUT: Explains the stream bank stabilization adjacent to the Native American Cemetery which, prevents erosion from overtaken the graves sites.

SPEAKER(S): Michael Williams is a professional engineer with 25 years experience in civil site design. Graduate from the University of Oklahoma with a BA in civil engineering. A project manager with Crafton Tull and a life long resident of Oklahoma.

TOGETHER PROJECT-TIGER CREEK NATURE PARK: A NEW PARADIGM WEDNESDAY 2:00 PM — 3:00 PM

ABOUT: The beneficial uses of the floodplain. The collaboration of the City of Broken Arrow and the Broken Arrow Public Schools to create an outdoor environmental education classroom.

SPEAKER(S): Tom is the stormwater inspector for the City of Broken Arrow. He is involved in stormwater quality improvements within the City. He has 30 years experience in the environmental field that included oil and gas compliance, Title V and Title III Air Quality, Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments for the cellular industry. Tom is currently a board member of the Tulsa County Conservation District.

PREPARING FOR THE STORM - URBAN STORMWATER MANAGEMENTWEDNESDAY 3:30 PM — 4:00 PM

ABOUT: Presentation discusses the challenges associated with design for today’s massive fluctuation in rain event intensities and frequency. After setting this stage, methods of cleaning stormwater runoff and mitigating the impact of high peak flows are outlined through case studies and design examples.

SPEAKER(S): Garrett Klingler is a Regional Engineer for Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc. and has over 10 years of experience in the field of civil engineering. He currently manages all storm water best management practices and engineered solutions for ADS in western Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and northwest Arkansas. Garrett’s past professional experiences includes work in the fields of construction engineering and bridge construction. He graduated from the University of Missouri in 2008 with a BSCE and is a registered professional engineer in the state of Oklahoma. He is an active member of the American Public Works Association (APWA) and the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).



PARTICIPANT ROSTERLAST NAME FIRST NAME TITLE COMPANY PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS

Aamodt Beatriz Public Works Director City of Bixby (918) 366-0404 [email protected]

Arzu Sara Project Manager, PE CGA Engineers, Inc. (918) 749-5800 saraar zu@cgaengineers .com

Atkinson Troy Construction Inspector City of Oklahoma City (405) 306-7975 troy.atk [email protected]

Aynes Scott Utilities Supervisor City of Norman (405) 321-2182 scot t [email protected]

Ball Eric Fac. & Plant Mech II City of Oklahoma City er ic .ba l [email protected]

Ball Terry Director Streets and Stormwater City of Tulsa (918) 596-9715 tba l l@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Bannen John Project Manager Inframark (405) 399-5601 [email protected]

Barris Marty Engineering Assistant I City of Oklahoma City (405) 316-6635 marty.barr [email protected]

Barron Johnny City of Altus (580) 379-2599 jbarron@al tusok.gov

Bart Ryan Utilities Supervisor City of Norman (405) 292-9726 ryan.bar [email protected]

Barth David Sr. Project Manager City of Stillwater (405) 742-8261 dbarth@st i l lwater.org

Beatty Keith Engineer Freese and Nichols, Inc. (539) 302-2098 kei th .beat [email protected]

Bettes Terry Fac. & Plant Mech Supv. City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 terry.bet [email protected]

Bish Jerry Senior Consultant Greeley and Hansen (602) 778-8479 [email protected]

Blake Allison PE Freese and Nichols (214) 217-2219 al l ison.b [email protected]

Bolden Jeff Asst. Water Quality Supt. City of Oklahoma City [email protected]

Bolte Brian QA Laboratory Manager City of Tulsa (918) 591-4563 bbol te@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Brawley Todd Sr. Civil Engineer Olsson Associates (405) 242-6600 [email protected]

Briggs Zane Operations Supervisor City of Tulsa (918) 591-4672 zbr iggs@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Brown John NC Lear Operator Inframark (405) 399-5601 [email protected]

Brown Meagan Engineer Freese and Nichols, Inc. (405) 416-5922 [email protected]

Brown Scott Fac. & Plant Mech. II City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 scot t [email protected]

Bruehl Andy Plant Operator City of Norman (405) 245-7948 [email protected]

Brush Jeromy Operations Manager Inframark (405) 399-5601 [email protected]

Bull Ken Construction Inspector II City of Oklahoma City (405) 316-5515 kenneth.bul [email protected]

Bundy Brandon Assistant City Engineer City of Midwest City (405) 739-1213 bbundy@midwestc i tyok.org

Bunner Keith Project Manager Muscogee (Creek) Nation (918) 549-2462 [email protected]

Butler Byron Construction Inspector I City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-3985 byron.but [email protected]

Cantwell Joel Vice President HDR Engineering, Inc. (972) 960-4440 joe l .cantwel l@hdr inc.com

Carkin Kimberly Environmental Engineer Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 702-8196 kimber ly.cark [email protected]

Carr Gregory WQD Chief Engineer Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 702-8298 [email protected]

Carr Robert Director of Engineering and Operations City of Jenks (918) 299-5883 [email protected]

Chao Michelle Env. Programs Specialist Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 702-8112 michel le [email protected]

Chard Shellie Dir. of Water Quality Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 702-8157 shel l ie [email protected]

Chavez Jeff Project Manager Garver (405) 329-2555 [email protected]

Clagg Brian Engineering Manager Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 702-8118 br ian.c [email protected]

Converse Karen Plant Manager Inframark [email protected]

Cottle Jared City Manager City of Bixby (918) 366-0437 j cot t [email protected]

Coughran Brandon Crew Chief City of Broken Arrow (918) 693-0623 [email protected]

Cox Chris Chief Construction Insp. City of Oklahoma City (405) 616-5542 chr is [email protected]

Cox Scott Environmental Unit Supv. City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2590 scot t [email protected]

Cozad Dustin Plant Operator C City of Norman (405) 292-9726 dpcozad@gmai l .com

Craig Shantal Admin. Coordinator City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-1774 shanta l .cra [email protected]

Croft Rachel Laboratory Manager City of Norman (405) 321-2182 rachel .crof [email protected]

Curry John Maintenance Supv. City of Tulsa (918) 596-8053 jcurry@ci tyof tu lsa .org

D’Andrea Paul Capital Projects Engineer City of Norman (405) 366-5406 paul [email protected]



Dallen Rebecca Environmental Unit Supv. City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-1527 rebecca.da l [email protected]

Daniels Mark Utilities Engineer City of Norman (405) 366-5443 mark.danie [email protected]

Davis Anthony Maintenance Tech. Inframark (405) 399-5601 anthony.dav [email protected]

Davis Terry Plant Manager Inframark (405) 399-5601 [email protected]

Demunbrun Kevin Fac. & Plant Mech. II City of Oklahoma City (405) 298-2822 [email protected]

Denis Peter Engineer City of Tulsa (918) 591-4482 pdenis@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Denning Elizabeth Engineer Intern OKLAHOMA DEQ (405) 702-8125 el [email protected]

Derruisseaux Rob Plant Supervisor The Stover Group (405) 747-1911 rderru [email protected]

Dewings Michael Sr. Project Manager Garver (405) 329-2555 [email protected]

Dixon Russell Sr. Civil Engineer Guy Engineering Services (539) 424-5044 russel [email protected]

Doerflinger Andrew Office Manager Black & Veatch (405) 607-7841 doer f l [email protected]

Doyle Tim Public Works Director City of Jenks (918) 299-5883 [email protected]

Dudeck Rhonda Vice President Benham Design, LLC (918) 599-4247 jerry.garc [email protected]

Eichenberger Jamie WEF Treasurer WEF / HDR (303) 764-1520 jamie.e ichenberger@hdr inc.com

Ellison Rayna (918) 973-1634 raynael l ison@gmai l .com

Erat Murali Project Manager Freese and Nichols, Inc. (832) 456-4709 [email protected]

Erickson Kristi Senior Project Engineer Benham Design (918) 599-4247 jerry.garc [email protected]

Ethington Dan Project Engineer Garver (405) 329-2555 dpeth [email protected]

Evans Paul Crew Chief City of Broken Arrow (918) 259-7000 [email protected]

Evenson Carrie Stormwater Program Manager City of Norman (405) 366-5455 carr ie [email protected]

Fabiano David Town Engineer Town of Gilbert (480) 503-6844 david. fab iano@gi lber taz .gov

Farmer Kenneth Crew Chief City of Broken Arrow (918) 398-3706 [email protected]

Ferguson Sarah Civil Engineer I City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2748 sarah. [email protected]

Fisher Lou Ann Compliance Coordinator City of Stillwater (405) 372-0025 laf isher@st i l lwater.org

Ford David Sr. Project Manager Muscogee (Creek) Nation (918) 758-8399 [email protected]

Franke Carrie Inframark (405) 399-5601 carolyn. f [email protected]

Fu Hong Director - Env. Services City of Ponca City (580) 767-0490 fuhong@poncaci tyok.com

Fultz Lonell Project Manager Tribal Construction (918) 777-6801 l fu l [email protected]

Gibson Lyndel Environmental Unit Supv. City of Oklahoma City (405) 682-7038 lyndel .g [email protected]

Gorszczyk Steve Public Works Director City of Siloam Springs (479) 238-0935 sgorszczyk@si loamspr ings.com

Graves Ronnie Operations Specialist Garver (405) 329-2555 [email protected]

Gravlin Jessica Admin. Coordinator City of Oklahoma City (405) 682-7038 jess ica .grav l [email protected]

Green Paul Engineer Freese and Nichols, Inc. (405) 252-5936 paul [email protected]

Grisier Chad Civil Engineer Professional Engr. Consultants chad.gr is [email protected]

Hardeman Steve Plant Manager City of Norman (405) 292-9726 [email protected]

Hatley Tricia Engineer Freese and Nichols, Inc. (405) 607-7065 [email protected]

Haydock Joseph Project Engineer Garver (405) 329-2555 [email protected]

Henderson Deoan Maintenance Tech. Inframark (405) 399-5601 [email protected]

Henson Lane Construction Manager Freese and Nichols, Inc. (405) 429-8645 [email protected]

Herndon Clay Engineer Freese and Nichols, Inc. (405) 607-5934 [email protected]

Herrian Travis Engineer Intern Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 702-8111 trav is .herr [email protected]

Herron Clayton Operator City of Norman (405) 321-2182 [email protected]

Hildebrand Mark Env. Programs Manager Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 702-8100 mark.h i [email protected]

Hobson Leon Operations Supv. City of Tulsa (918) 237-7806 lhobson@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Hodgden Scott Chief Constr. Inspector City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-1378 scot t [email protected]

Hughes Roger Engineering Manager City of Broken Arrow (918) 259-7000 [email protected]



Humes Jonah Public Works Administrator City of Claremore (918) 341-1325 jhumes@claremorec i ty.com

Hunter Gary Senior Wastewater Specialist Black & Veatch (913) 284-6046 hunterg [email protected]

Hurst Kelsey WEF Mgr. Assoc. Engagement 4 Awards WEF (703) 684-2477 khurst@wef .org

Hutchins Brent Representative L.F. Manufacturing, Inc. (918) 360-6674 brentahutchins@gmai l .com

Huxford Brandon Engineer Freese and Nichols, Inc. (405) 252-5938 [email protected]

Ihler Jerry Assistant City Manager City of Moore (405)793-5200 j ih ler@ci tyofmoore.com

Inman Tony Fac. & Plant Mech II City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 tony. [email protected]

Jackson Mark Crew Chief City of Broken Arrow (918) 259-7000 [email protected]

Johnson Derek Environmental Unit Supervisor City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-1517 raymond.mel [email protected]

Johnson Roy Construction Inspector I City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-3571 roy. [email protected]

Johnson Shelby Fac. & Plant Mech II City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 shelby. [email protected]

Johnson Stephen Project Manager Garver (512) 485-0020 [email protected]

Jones Erica Client Manager CEC Corporation (405) 753-4200 er ica . [email protected]

Keiffer Jimmy Mechanic City of Tulsa jke i f fer@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Keller Tommy Infrastructure Inspector City of Bixby (918) 366-4430 tke l [email protected]

Kelly Linda Sr. Director, Assoc. Engagement WEF (503) 313-8848 lke l ly@wef .org

Kendrick Dean Professional Engineer Professional Engr. Consultants (316) 262-2691 dean.kendr [email protected]

Khakpour Reza Water & Env. Team Leader Olsson Associates (405) 242-6631 [email protected]

Kindrick Alexie Vice-President of Engineering Ross Group (918) 695-1007 [email protected]

King Jackie Utility Coordinator Cherokee Nation (918) 453-5795 jack ie-k [email protected]

Komiske Ken Director of Utilities City of Norman (405) 366-5443 [email protected]

Kotey Joy Project Manager Carollo Engineers (405) 326-7016 jkotey@carol lo .com

Kowalik Crystal Wastewater Quality Supt. City of Oklahoma City crysta l .kowal [email protected]

Kruger Kyle Project Manager Garver (405) 329-2555 [email protected]

LaRue Isaiah Mgr. Municipal Treatment Systems Smith & Loveless, Inc. (913) 888-5201 i larue@smithandlove less.com

Lankford Andrew Plant Supt. City of Tulsa (918) 596-7154 alankford@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Larson Lonny Plant Operator B City of Norman (405) 292-9726 lonny. [email protected]

Laws Andrea Lab Technician City of Norman (405) 488-7273 andrea. [email protected]

Leatherman Derek Lab Technician City of Norman (405) 292-9726 derek. [email protected]

Lewer Chris Plant Supervisor The Stover Group (405) 747-1911 [email protected]

Liechti Andrew Senior Engineer City of Tulsa (918) 381-4950 al iecht i@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Lindsay Kirsten Market Development Center for Municipal Excellence (405) 717-7727 kirsten. l indsay@francistut t le .edu

Livingston Chris Project Manager Garver (918) 250-5922 cml iv [email protected]

Logan Mitch Fac. & Plant Mech. Supb. City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 mitchel l . [email protected]

Long Ryan Plant Operator City of Norman (405) 366-5406 kel l ie [email protected]

Loudenback Michele Stormwater Program Specialist City of Norman (405) 366-5435 michele . loudenback@normanok.

Ma Jason Engineer Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 702-8126 [email protected]

Madenwald Nathan Capital Project Engineer City of Norman (405) 366-5406 [email protected]

Maiier Jeffery Insfastructure Practice Leader Garver (303) 596-0744 [email protected]

Martinez Maria Region 6, NPDS Branch Chief EPA (214) 665-2230 mart inez .mar [email protected]

Mattingly Chris Capital Projects Engineer City of Norman (405) 366-5443 chr is .mat t ing ly@ci .norman.ok.us

Maxwell Taylor Engineer Intern Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 702-8177 tay lor.maxwel [email protected]

McCubbin Richard Civil Engineer IV City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2925 r [email protected]

McDonald Ellen Principal Alan Plummer Associates (817) 806-1700 [email protected]

McKaskle Ryan Lead Engr.-Water Design City of Tulsa (918) 596-9566 rtmckaskle@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Melton Bud Special Projects Mgr. Halff Associates, Inc. (405) 546-3821 bmel ton@hal f f .com


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LAST NAME FIRST NAME TITLE COMPANY PHONE EMAIL ADDRESS

Melton Raymond Enviromental Protection Mgr. City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2179 raymond.mel [email protected]

Messerli Austin Project Engineer Garver (512) 485-0009 ammesser l [email protected]

Middleton Brad Fac. & Plant Mech. II City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 [email protected]

Milam Steve Fac. & Plant Mech. I City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 steven.mi [email protected]

Miles Tim Capital Projects Engineer City of Norman (405) 307-7118 t im.mi [email protected]

Miller Matt Treatment Plant Mechanic 1 City of Tulsa (918) 591-4672 matthewmi l ler@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Millis Bill Water Utilities Director City of Stillwater (405) 372-0025 wmil l is@st i l lwater.org

Mirth Brad Resident Engineer Benchmark Construction Services (580) 467-0380 bmir [email protected]

Motley Bruce Fac. & Plant Mech II City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 bruce.mot [email protected]

Moulder Randal Streets Maint. Admin. City of Oklahoma City (405) 316-4689 randal [email protected]

Mungle Myles Professional Engineer Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 702-8121 [email protected]

Muskopf Joshua Project Manager RJN Group, Inc. (918) 627-9737 josh.muskopf@rjnmai l .com

Neal Brandon Water Utilities Engineer City of Stillwater (405) 742-8203 bneal@st i l lwater.org

Newman Ronnie Chief Construction Inspector City of Oklahoma City (405) 609-4735 [email protected]

Niblett Cole Project Engineer Garver (405) 329-2555 mcnib le t [email protected]

Nichols Mark Maintenance Tech. Inframark (405) 399-5601 mark.n [email protected]

Nine David Sr. Project Manager Archer Western Construction (972) 457-8500 [email protected]

Nixon Kim Fac. & Plant Mech. Supv. City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 k [email protected]

Normile Hayley Engineer Intern Professional Engr. Consultants (405) 246-8479 [email protected]

O’Leary Shawn Director of Public Works City of Norman (405) 366-5453 [email protected]

Osgood Hans Stormwater Supervisor City of Norman Oklahoma (405) 307-7278 [email protected]

Parrott Carl Retired Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 623-1738 cdparot@gmai l .com

Payne Steven NC Lead Operator Inframark (405) 399-5601 [email protected]

Perez Angel Plant Operator C City of Norman (405) 292-9726 kel le i [email protected]

Perry Steve Wastewater Treatment Supv. City of Altus (580) 379-2599 sperry@al tusok.gov

Podolny Jared Senior Project Engineer Benham Design (918) 599-4225 [email protected]

Ponce Deleon Cesar Fac. & Plant Mech II City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 [email protected]

Poole Rebecca Senior Engineer Carollo Engineers (405) 585-1051 rpoole@carol lo .com

Prag Tom Sr. Special Projects Mgr. City of Tulsa (918) 596-9572 tprag@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Riley Greg Public Works Director City of Muskogee (918) 684-6333 gr i ley@muskogeeonl ine.org

Rood Kevin Olsson Associates (405) 242-6600 [email protected]

Rowland Emily Project Engineer City of Broken Arrow (918) 259-7000 [email protected]

Rupe Chase Construction Inspector I City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-3571 [email protected]

Russell Bob Sales Hartwell Environmental Corp. (918) 299-8555 brussel l@hartwel lenv.com

Schmidt Joe Mgr., Municipal Pumping Systems Smith & Loveless, Inc. (913) 888-5201 bgregg@smithandlove less.com

Scott Nataliya Engineering Technician City of Tulsa (918) 596-9496 nscot t@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Scovill Bret Solid Waste Manager City of Norman (405) 366-5443 bret .scovi l [email protected]

Segraves Dustin Water Quality Supt. City of Oklahoma City dust in [email protected]

Sewell Kyle VP Infrastructure Crafton Tull (918) 584-0347 kyle .Sewel l@craf tontu l l .com

Shelton Andrea Community Relations Coordinator City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-1797 andrea.shel [email protected]

Singleton Pete Engineering Project Manager City of Midwest City (405) 739-1222 psingleton@midwestc i tyok.org

Smith Audra Funding Coordinator Garver (405) 329-2555 [email protected]

Smith Tyler Maintenance Worker II City of Norman (405) 292-9726 tysmit ty4@gmai l .com

Spayd Mike Project Manager Garver (314) 269-1057 [email protected]

Spencer Jason Capital Projects Engineer City of Norman (405) 307-7118 rachel .war i [email protected]

Squirrel Richard Lab Manager City of Norman (405) 292-9726 r ichard.squirre [email protected]

Stahle Jeremy Client Manager CEC Corporation (918) 663-9401 [email protected]


Staring Candy Capital Program Manager City of Stillwater (405) 742-8294 cstar ing@st i l lwater.org

Stauffer Erin Private I&I Specialist TREKK Design Group (405) 612-0331 estauf [email protected]

Steele Karen Engineering Manager Oklahoma - DEQ (405) 702-8208 karen.stee [email protected]

Stewart Keith Director of Public Works City of Edmond (405) 216-7674 kei th .s [email protected]

Stonestreet John Maintenance Tech. Inframark (405) 399-5601 [email protected]

Stover Ross Vice President The Stover Group (405) 747-1911 [email protected]

Stowers Kylie Project Scientist The Stover Group (405) 747-1911 [email protected]

Stratton Sam Engineering Intern Holloway, Updike & Bellen, Inc. (918) 251-0717 sstrat ton@hubengineers .com

Streets Robert Assistant Public Works Director City of Midwest City (405) 739-1064 dakin@midwestc i tyok.org

Strimple Peter QA/QC Support analyst Inframark (321) 229-7747 peter.s t r [email protected]

Sturtz Scott City Engineer City of Norman (405) 366-5350 scot t .s tur [email protected]

Tate Rusty Project Manager Garver (479) 287-4660 [email protected]

Taylor, III Richard Asst. Project Manager Archer Western Construction (972) 457-8500 rtay [email protected]

Tedford Jon Stormwater Maintenance Supv. City of Broken Arrow (918) 259-7000 j [email protected]

Terry John Operator City of Broken Arrow (918) 259-7000 j [email protected]

Thiessen Justin Construction Inspector I City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-3992 just in . th [email protected]

Thompson Rick President Wynn Construction Co., Inc. (405) 753-1120 tbahner@wynnconstruct ion.com

Todd David Program Manager - MAPS City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-3461 david. [email protected]

Tolar Steve Vice President Holloway, Updike & Bellen, Inc. (918) 251-0717 sto lar@hubengineers .com

Tolbert Tom Stormwater Inspector City of Broken Arrow (918) 259-7000 t to lber [email protected]

Tryon Sue Senior Project Manager Benham Design, LLC (918) 599-4247 jerry.garc [email protected]

Vaughan Matt Water Pollution Control Manager City of Tulsa (918) 596-9845 mvaughan@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Veach Jeremy Safety & Training Specalist City of Oklahoma City (405) 316-4692 [email protected]

Vise Danny Field Services Superintendent City of Edmond (405) 216-7779 [email protected]

Vokes Charles Utilities Director City of Broken Arrow (918) 259-7000 [email protected]

Waller William Fac. & Plant Mech Supv City of Oklahoma City wi l l iam.wal [email protected]

Warden Robert Sr. Project Manager Garver (479) 527-9100 [email protected]

Waymire Jerry Supervisor City of Broken Arrow (918) 693-0378 [email protected]

Weese Eugene Fac. & Plant Mech. Supv. City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 alber t [email protected]

Weiland Jeremy Project Manager, PE CGA Engineers, Inc. (918) 749-5800 jeremywei land@cgaengineers .com

Wellborn Geri Utilities Manager City of Norman (405) 321-2182 ger i .wel [email protected]

Wells Tylor Maintenance Tech. Inframark (405) 399-5601 ty lor.wel [email protected]

West Bill Construction Inspector II City of Oklahoma City (405) 680-7718 bi l l [email protected]

White Mike Public Works Superintendent City of Norman (405) 292-9708 mike.whi [email protected]

White Stacy Environmental Mgr. City of Broken Arrow (918) 259-7000 swhi [email protected]

White Ted Plant Operator C City of Norman (405) 366-5406 mustanta lpha@gmai l .com

Wilder Shannon Project Manager II City of Stillwater (405) 742-8356 swi lder@st i l lwater.org

Wilkins Anthony Sr. Special Projects Engr. City of Tulsa (918) 596-2412 awi lk ins@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Williams Billy Fac. & Plant Mech II City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2822 bi l ly.wi l l [email protected]

Williams Doug Streets Supervisor City of Midwest City (405) 739-1068 dwi l l iams@midwestc i tyok.org

Wilmering Colin Maint. Supervisor City of Tulsa (918) 284-9005 cwi lmer ing@ci tyof tu lsa .org

Winterscheidt Michael Project Manager Garver (918) 250-5922 [email protected]

Wintle Brian Crist Engineers, Inc. (970) 237-1203 bwint le@cr is tengineers .com

Witt Robbie Chief Construction Insp. City of Oklahoma City (405) 297-2016 robert .wi t [email protected]

Witthuhn Daniel Operator City of Oklahoma City (405) 316-5511 danie l .wi t [email protected]

Wray Sean Sr. GIS Analyst Garver (512) 485-0009 [email protected]

Zachary Paul City Engineer City of Tulsa (918) 596-9565 pzachary@ci tyof tu lsa .org


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LAST FIRST TITLE COMPANY TELEPHONE EMAIL ADDRESS

Adams Jeff Manufacturers’ Representative Environmental Improvements, Inc. (405) 562-5436 [email protected]

Baker Dale Highway Product Sales Silicone Specialities, Inc. (918) 587-5567 dale [email protected]

Baker Steve Owner Precision Concrete Cutting of Oklahoma (405) 427-4477 oklahoma@safes idewalks.com

Barrett Scott Okla. Operations Mgr. Halff Associates, Inc. (405) 493-0331 sbarret t@hal f f .com

Beasley Melissa Executive Assistant Alan Plummer Associates, Inc. (817) 806-1700 [email protected]

Beer Jim Sales Hartwell Environmental Corp. (918) 299-8555 jbeer@hartwel lenv.com

Beeson Keith General Manager Precision Concrete Cutting of Oklahoma (405) 823-1631 kei th@safes idewalks.com

Belanger Felix Vice President Tetra Tech (918) 249-3909 fe l ix .be [email protected]

Bowling Nicki Vector Controls & Automation (414) 702-9323 nick i .bowl [email protected]

Brodner Randy Principal Project Engineer RJN Group, Inc. (918) 627-9737 rbrodner@rjnmai l .com

Brumbaugh Jacob Staff Engineer RJN Group, Inc. (918) 627-9737 jbrumbaugh@rjnmai l .com

Bryan Beth Future City Educator Future City (Sequoyah Middle School) (405) 304-2900 beth.bryan@edmondschools .net

Burk Adam Project Engineer RJN Group, Inc. (918) 627-9737 aburk@rjnmai l .com

Burwell Brent Executive Director OK / AR American Concrete Pavement Assoc. (405) 767-5100 bburwel l@pavement .com

Cary John Regional Manager Envirotx (405) 820-1454 j cary@envirotx .com

Clark Bill Environmental Coordinator Rose State College (405) 733-7488 [email protected]

Close Michael PE - Bridge & Field Consultant GeoStabilization Int’l LLC (970) 697-4137 michael .c lose@gsi .us

Collins Rodney Professional Engineer Midwest Engineering and Testing Corp. (405) 681-6737

Collins Stephen Project Manager RJN Group, Inc. (918) 627-9737 scol l ins@rjnmai l .com

Conroy Brian Western Regional Manager Duke’s Root Control, Inc. (315) 472-4781 br [email protected]

Cross David Tulsa Branch Mgr. / Associate McClelland Consulting Engineers (918) 619-6803 [email protected]

Crowley Tom Vice President Carollo Engineers (816) 682-2233 tcrowley@carol lo .com

Dalton Miranda Projects Coordinator Keep Oklahoma Beautiful (405) 286-9141 [email protected]

Dawson Suzanne Asst. Project Manager Archer Western Construction (972) 457-8509 [email protected]

Dick Jennifer Tetra Tech (918) 249-3932 jenni fer.d [email protected]

Dodson Kallie Executive Assistant Standard Testing and Engineering Co. (405) 528-0541 kdodson@stantest .com

Doerflinger Cary Student Future City (Sequoyah Middle School)

Drury Kyle Okla. Water Group Mgr. CP&Y, Inc. (817) 354-0189 kdrury@cpyi .com

Dugger James Reg’l Sales Manager Cretex Specialty Products (918) 500-8907 j adugger@cretexsea ls .com

Edwards Laura Owner Edwards Equipment, LLC (405) 315-5488 laura@edwardsequipment l lc .com

Edwards Nichole Office Manager Edwards Equipment, LLC (405) 990-5580 nicholeedwardsl lc14@gmai l .com

Edwards Sonny Owner Edwards Equipment, LLC (405) 315-5488 sonny@edwardsequipment l lc .com

Emery Gary Sales Denali Water Solutions LLC (479) 747-6188 gary.eery@denal iwater.com

Fagans Douglas Chief Comm. Officer In-Pipe Technology (847) 274-3052 [email protected]

Fisher Bert Sales HRM Environmental (918) 640-2724 [email protected] t .com

Fleming Jeri Asst. Director / Outreach & Edu. Coord. Oklahoma Water Survey (405) 325-2531 jer i . f [email protected]

Floyd Hannah Marketing Coordinator Archer Western Construction (972) 457-8590 hf [email protected]

Forman Alan President Integrated Controls Inc. (918) 747-7820 integratedcontro [email protected]

Forman Jason Integrated Controls Inc. (918) 747-7820 integratedcontro [email protected]

Fuhr Lee Sales Manager Perfection Truck Parts & Equip. (405) 850-0203 fuhr l@rushenterpr ises.com

Gabbert Kevin Reg’l Sales Manager Parkson Corporation (913) 214-7794 [email protected]

Garcia Jerry Admin. Benham Design (918) 599-4247 jerry.garc [email protected]

Garzon Isabel Student Future City (Sequoyah Middle School)

Gee Clint Oklahoma Manager Baker Utility Partners (405) 318-3693 cgee@bakerut i l i typar tners .com

Gibson Chuck Project Manager Bertrem Products, Inc. (918) 294-3960 [email protected]

Goode Leslie Marketing Strategist Freese and Nichols, Inc. (405) 416-5782 les l ie [email protected]

Graves Michael Vice President CP&Y, Inc. (918) 202-1724 mgraves@cpyi .com

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Hallcroft Bill Vice President WWaterTech, Inc. (817) 358-0551 bhal lcrof t@wwater techinc.com

Harak Peighton Student Future City (Sequoyah Middle School)

Hart-Terry Jessica Regional Sales Manager USALCO (479) 595-9844 [email protected]

Hartford Karly Marketing Specialist Terracon (405) 525-0453 kar ly.har t [email protected]

Heffron Lynn Tradeshow Coordinator Duke’s Root Control, Inc. (315) 472-4781 [email protected]

Hershberger Jeff Area Sales Mgr.- North Div. Vector Controls & Automation Group (816) 217-9864 jef f [email protected]

Higgins Stephen Sales Representative Advanced Drainage Systems (405) 590-0338 stephen.h [email protected]

Hofford Paula Business Development Lead Guernsey (405) 416-8179 paula .hof [email protected]

Hollway Jim Macaulay Controls Company (713) 299-4221 jhol lwayWmacaulaycontro ls .com

Holtz Randy Tulsa - Sales Area J & R Equipment (918) 640-7474 rhol [email protected]

Hooper Tony Municipal Sales Perfection Truck Parts & Equip. (405) 850-0203 hoopert@per fect ionequipment .com

Hoskins Stephen Territory Manager CRAFCO (405) 340-1438 [email protected]

Hunemuller Brad Area Sales Manager Hobas Pipe USA (214) 885-3760 bhunemul [email protected]

Ivory Wes Business Development/Sales Haynes Pump and Process (800) 832-1580 [email protected]

Jones Belle Student Future City (Sequoyah Middle School)

Jones Jason Sales Representative McCain Waterworks Marketing (214) 205-4889 [email protected]

Jones Jordan Transportation Project Mgr. Garver (405) 669-8725 [email protected]

Karmid Omar VP Operations Midwest Engineering and Testing Corp. (405) 681-6737

Khalife Roy Vice President of Operations Standard Testing & Engineering (405) 528-0541 kdodson@stantest .com

Knight Chris Deputy Operations Manager OK SWANA (405) 372-0025 cknight@st i l lwater.org

Lawson Carlye Marketing Coordinator Perfection Truck Parts & Equipment (405) 917-4437 lawsonc@per fect ionequipment .com

Lirette Adam Ishigaki USA Ltd. (603) 433-3334 adam. l i re t te@ishigak iusa.com

Mach Mary Water Team Leader Garver (405) 329-2555 [email protected]

Maese Travis Assistant Director BuyBoard Purchasing Cooperative (800) 695-2919 trav is [email protected]

Marshall Deborah Project Manager Halff Associates, Inc. (405) 546-3821 dmarshal l@hal f f .com

Marshall Krysten Business Planning Mgr. Garver (405) 329-2555 ksmarshal [email protected]

Martins Drew Digital Marketing Bertrem Products, Inc. (918) 294-3960 dmart [email protected]

McInnes Gretchen Project Dev. Engineer GeoStabilization Int’l LLC (346) 334-1235 gretc jem/,commes@gsi .us

Miller Kent Reg’l Acct. Mgr. JCI Industries (918) 508-6352 kmi l ler@jc i ind.com

Mittasch Ryan Sr. Project Manager Tetra Tech (918) 249-3936 ryan.mit [email protected]

Moler Mike Regional Director Inframark (918) 924-1081 [email protected]

Mooney Chuck Manufacturer’s Rep. L.F. Manufacturing, Inc. (281) 782-0500 [email protected]

Moraska Tony Business Development Haynes Equipment Company (405) 755-1357 [email protected]

Morgan Brent Area Sales Representative Macaulay Controls Company (817) 372-9442 bmorgan@macaulaycontro ls .com

Morgan Tina Business Development Mgr. Midwest Engineering and Testing Corp. (405) 681-6737 t [email protected]

Mossauer Joe Sales Haynes Equipment Company (405) 755-1357 [email protected]

Nance Jeanette Executive Director Keep Oklahoma Beautiful (405) 286-9141 [email protected]

Petty Bryan Quail Creek Bank (405) 755-1000 bryanpet ty@quai lcreek.bank

Philpy Bruce WWW Division Manager Vector Controls & Automation Croup (214) 335-0579 bphi [email protected]

Powell Timothy Technical Sales Specialist EJ (580) 490-6666 t im.powel [email protected]

Rahlfs Philip Sales Rep GeoSolutions Inc. (405) 788-3644 phi l ip@geosolut ionsinc.com

Reiss Katie Busi. Development Coordinator Walter P Moore & Associates (918) 806-7200 kre iss@wal terpmoore.com

Rich Judie GeoStabilization Int’l LLC (855) 579-0536 judie . r@gsi .us

Ritchey Amanda Olsson Associates (405) 242-6600 ar i [email protected]

Russell Matt Sales Hartwell Environmental Corp. (817) 446-9500 mrussel l@hartwel lenv.com

Ryckbost Paul Sr. Consultant Guernsey (405) 416-8141 paul . r [email protected]

Sanders Miriam Marketing Specialist Benham Design (405) 478-5353 mir [email protected]

EXHIBITOR ROSTER



Hallcroft Bill Vice President WWaterTech, Inc. (817) 358-0551 bhal lcrof t@wwater techinc.com

Harak Peighton Student Future City (Sequoyah Middle School)

Hart-Terry Jessica Regional Sales Manager USALCO (479) 595-9844 [email protected]

Hartford Karly Marketing Specialist Terracon (405) 525-0453 kar ly.har t [email protected]

Heffron Lynn Tradeshow Coordinator Duke’s Root Control, Inc. (315) 472-4781 [email protected]

Hershberger Jeff Area Sales Mgr.- North Div. Vector Controls & Automation Group (816) 217-9864 jef f [email protected]

Higgins Stephen Sales Representative Advanced Drainage Systems (405) 590-0338 stephen.h [email protected]

Hofford Paula Business Development Lead Guernsey (405) 416-8179 paula .hof [email protected]

Hollway Jim Macaulay Controls Company (713) 299-4221 jhol lwayWmacaulaycontro ls .com

Holtz Randy Tulsa - Sales Area J & R Equipment (918) 640-7474 rhol [email protected]

Hooper Tony Municipal Sales Perfection Truck Parts & Equip. (405) 850-0203 hoopert@per fect ionequipment .com

Hoskins Stephen Territory Manager CRAFCO (405) 340-1438 [email protected]

Hunemuller Brad Area Sales Manager Hobas Pipe USA (214) 885-3760 bhunemul [email protected]

Ivory Wes Business Development/Sales Haynes Pump and Process (800) 832-1580 [email protected]

Jones Belle Student Future City (Sequoyah Middle School)

Jones Jason Sales Representative McCain Waterworks Marketing (214) 205-4889 [email protected]

Jones Jordan Transportation Project Mgr. Garver (405) 669-8725 [email protected]

Karmid Omar VP Operations Midwest Engineering and Testing Corp. (405) 681-6737

Khalife Roy Vice President of Operations Standard Testing & Engineering (405) 528-0541 kdodson@stantest .com

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Mach Mary Water Team Leader Garver (405) 329-2555 [email protected]

Maese Travis Assistant Director BuyBoard Purchasing Cooperative (800) 695-2919 trav is [email protected]

Marshall Deborah Project Manager Halff Associates, Inc. (405) 546-3821 dmarshal l@hal f f .com

Marshall Krysten Business Planning Mgr. Garver (405) 329-2555 ksmarshal [email protected]

Martins Drew Digital Marketing Bertrem Products, Inc. (918) 294-3960 dmart [email protected]

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Mittasch Ryan Sr. Project Manager Tetra Tech (918) 249-3936 ryan.mit [email protected]

Moler Mike Regional Director Inframark (918) 924-1081 [email protected]

Mooney Chuck Manufacturer’s Rep. L.F. Manufacturing, Inc. (281) 782-0500 [email protected]

Moraska Tony Business Development Haynes Equipment Company (405) 755-1357 [email protected]

Morgan Brent Area Sales Representative Macaulay Controls Company (817) 372-9442 bmorgan@macaulaycontro ls .com

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Mossauer Joe Sales Haynes Equipment Company (405) 755-1357 [email protected]

Nance Jeanette Executive Director Keep Oklahoma Beautiful (405) 286-9141 [email protected]

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Philpy Bruce WWW Division Manager Vector Controls & Automation Croup (214) 335-0579 bphi [email protected]

Powell Timothy Technical Sales Specialist EJ (580) 490-6666 t im.powel [email protected]

Rahlfs Philip Sales Rep GeoSolutions Inc. (405) 788-3644 phi l ip@geosolut ionsinc.com

Reiss Katie Busi. Development Coordinator Walter P Moore & Associates (918) 806-7200 kre iss@wal terpmoore.com

Rich Judie GeoStabilization Int’l LLC (855) 579-0536 judie . r@gsi .us

Ritchey Amanda Olsson Associates (405) 242-6600 ar i [email protected]

Russell Matt Sales Hartwell Environmental Corp. (817) 446-9500 mrussel l@hartwel lenv.com

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Slaymaker Bart Project Manager Garney Construction (816) 520-6545 [email protected]

Smith Audra Funding Coordinator Garver (405) 329-2555 [email protected]

Spencer Phil President Automatic Engineering Inc (918) 627-1920 pspencer@aei- inc.com

Stagg Ana Associate Greeley and Hansen (312) 558-9000 [email protected]

Stanley Larry Outside Sales Instrument & Supply, Inc. (501) 538-4501 stano214@out look.com

Stanley Vicki Marketing Coordinator Instrument & Supply, Inc. (501) 262-3282 vstanley@is iequip.com

Stone Greg Sales Newman Regency Group (405) 640-3314 [email protected]

Sullivan Jim Dir. - Business Dev. & Mktg. Greeley and Hansen (800) 837-9779 jsul l [email protected]

Taylor Michael Project Manager Cowan Group Engineering (405) 463-3369 [email protected]

Tebbe Josh Water Wastewater Specialist Victaulic (405) 439-3692 josh. tebbe@victaul ic .com

Thill Tony Dir.-Corp. Business Dev. JCI Industries (816) 506-5591 t th i l l@jc i ind.com

Timby Gabe Environmental Manager Denali Water Solutions (479) 518-1554 gabe. t imby@denal iwater.com

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Tyson Don WesTech Engineering Inc. (918) 800-9178 dtyson@westech- inc.com

Updike Jay President Holloway, Updike & Bellen, Inc. (918) 682-7811 jupdike@hubengineers .com

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Wasinger Jennifer Assoc/ Okla.homa Acct. Director Freese and Nichols, Inc. (405) 607-7066 jenni [email protected]

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Wells Chelsea Sales & Estimating Administrator DN Tanks (972) 823-3336 chelsea.wel [email protected]

Westphal Cort Project Manager Garver (405) 669-8725 [email protected]

White Cooper Territory Manager Instrument & Supply, Inc. (501) 622-0369

White Newton President / CEO Instrument & Supply, Inc. (501) 622-0101 nwhi te@is iequip.com

White Tonya Marketing & Outreach Mgr. Okla. Water Resources Board (405) 530-8816 tonya.whi [email protected]

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Williams Mike Representative Duke’s Root Control, Inc. (315) 472-4781 [email protected]

Williams Paige Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. (972) 776-1793 paige.wi l l [email protected]

Winfrey Steve General Manager Haynes Equipment Company (405) 755-1357 [email protected]

Wooten Amber Project Manager Carollo Engineers (918) 822-4869 awooten@carol lo .com

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